It’s both, but ammunition supply could be a more important driver over time given how much of the ammo for this offensive is probably ‘borrowed’ from South Korea. DPICM can be more effective in these circumstances, but comes with its own drawbacks. https://
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This morning, June 30, the Armed Forces of Ukraine struck at the positions of the Russian occupation forces in the temporarily occupied city of Berdiansk, Zaporizhzhia Oblast, the Armed Forces press service confirmed. 1/2

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The press service noted that Ukrainian servicemen managed to hit the headquarters and fuel and lubricants warehouse of the occupiers in the suburbs of Berdiansk. 2/2

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On June 29, the World Bank's Board of Directors approved a $1.5 billion loan to Ukraine to support its development and recovery policy, guaranteed by the Japanese government. 1/3

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"In any case, all of such potential assassination attempts will not be fast. It will take them some time to have the proper approaches and to reach the stage when they're ready to conduct a huge operation," Budanov told the War Zone media outlet.

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Intelligence chief: Russia's FSB is assigned to kill Prigozhin. After Wagner Group's short-lived rebellion, Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) was tasked with liquidating mercenary boss Yevgeny Prigozhin, according to Ukraine's military intelligence chief Kyrylo Budanov.

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For Ukraine’s counteroffensive to progress faster, the country needs more of every weapon, including Western fighter jets, the Ukrainian Army's Commander-in-Chief, Gen. Valery Zaluzhnyi, told The Washington Post.

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